Yadgar showed well all weekend, clocking a 6.68 second 60 yard dash time and throwing 85 mph from the OF before taking a loud round of BP and continuing to swing it well in game, including multiple loud barrels.

Dunnett is a talented defensive catcher who moves well behind the plate and gets out of his crouch quickly to go along with a quick release, capable of stopping running games. He also has a clean stroke that stays compact and shows strength at the point of contact.

Blanchette has good physicality and present strength, and both of those traits show up in his swing, where he does a good job creating loft and showing the ability to hammer balls in the air pull-side, with big HR power projection.

Cody was very good all weekend long in his first PG event, clocking a 6.84 60 time, showing twitch and actions in the middle infield with an 88 mph arm, taking a good BP with hard contact to all fields and then swinging it well in-game. He's squarely on our radar now.

Lingford is a two-way player who stood out most on the mound, working up to 85 mph from the left side with a mid-70's frisbee slider; and he also showed good strength from the left side of the plate and solid defensive actions at 1B.

Patterson has very good strength and physicality to go along with baseball tools, showing solid defensive actions both in the OF and at 1B with a good arm in both spots. He also raked all weekend, consistently on the barrel following a loud BP round, and has the makings of a middle order bat at the next level.

Kafka is a two-way player who stood out both ways, working up to 82 mph and filling the zone with a full mix from the right side, while also showing clean defensive actions with arm strength in the middle infield and taking several good swings over the course of the weekend.

Mullen has solid tools across the board as a two-way but stood out most on the strength of his lefthanded bat, which features a smooth and strong swing that generates very good bat speed with the ability to drive the ball up both gaps.

Murray is a switch-hitter who took one of the best BP rounds of the weekend from the left side and showed good hitting tools from the right side as well. He ran a 7.08 and threw 83 mph from the outfield.

Sakamoto handles the bat extremely well and shows the ability to work foul line to foul line from the left side with consistent line drives. He also is a quality outfield defender with good fundamentals.

Beattie is a big, long-bodied lefthanded hitter who has good athleticism for his size and monster raw power that he's still tapping into. The power upside here is substantial as he keeps developing.

Coppens swung it well from the left side in BP and has solid athleticism on a projectable frame, absolutely crushing a triple to dead center on Sunday to really show off the power he's already capable of producing.

Williamson has excellent strength and physicality at a young age to go along with a whippy and smooth righthanded stroke, generating very easy present power with the upside of truly standout pop. He's a good athlete for his size with above-average arm strength for the grade as well.

Newman has performed all summer and continued that in this event, running sub-7.00 seconds in the 60 and showing good defensive tools in a couple spots before taking a quality BP and showing solid hitting traits all weekend.

Mackenzie ran a 6.91 in the 60 and showed that athleticism in the outfield defensively, then took one of the most consistent BP rounds of the event, showing bat speed and projectable power with present impact up both gaps.

Barnes stood out on the mound as a good-sized righty with present stuff, working up to 83 mph on his fastball with very heavy arm side life and flashes of a solid downer breaker.

Dunnett has advanced actions defensively behind the plate and in the middle infield, and the polish to his game is unique for a player of his age. The entire profile projects as he matures and gets stronger, and there's a lot to like about his lefthanded swing as well.